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'For my article...' - a karatasi la kupamba ukuta created kwa me featuring Diana Rigg as Miss Sonya Winter from the film 'The Assassination Bureau' / available as online jigsaw puzzle at: link

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the assassination bureau

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Alone1 so sweet

TheCountess I'm not sure if sweet is the right word, but thanks for putting a smile on me. :D ...off to try to get a bit of sleep now.

Alone1 hum...I mean sweet=NICE

TheCountess Thanks for explaining, but you didn't need to do that. I pretty much understood what you meant. I was just being difficult. ...Sorry about that, and thank you again. ;).

MrsEmmaPeel Oh I love this! The graveyard in the background fits perfectly with the situation in this scene. Great job, Sharon. Just lovely.

TheCountess Thanks, Chasity! :D It's been a while since I've watched 'The Assassination Bureau', so I can't even remember if there was a scene at a cemetery. I remember there was at least one coffin in it though ...and Diana dressed as a nun, and a zeppelin, etc. I guess that's another film I need to rewatch. lol!

MrsEmmaPeel You're welcome, Sharon. lol. Same here. It must have been months since the last time I've seen the movie. I don't think there was a graveyard scene, but there sure was a scene of coffin with Oliver Reed inside. hehe.

TheCountess It's been a couple of years for me, but I've got The BBC set to watch before I consider doing that. It's definitely a great film though, and worth rewatching!

MrsEmmaPeel I totally agree. I just watched On Her Majesty Secret Service again recently on the Encore channel. They were showing a marathon of all Bond movies through out the month with it being the 50th anniversary and all. :D.

TheCountess I've got 'OHMSS' on tape, so I can watch it whenever I have the time - provided my last VCR doesn't die on me. My second VCR just died about a week ago, so now I'll have to see what can be done to replace it. While searching online, I discovered that they no longer make VCRs with built-in TV tuners. :( Both of my TVs are the old tube type, and I don't have cable, so having that built-in tuner is essential if I want to tape any shows that I follow. As for 'The Assassination Bureau', that's on DVD, so that's not a problem. They're both great films though! I hate to admit it, but I'm afraid that the rest of my Bond collection was something I had to sell off last year in order to help keep a roof over my head. At least I've still got the one with Diana.